3X3 - 2011 Version

This is my three by three post. This is nine photos in three different directions, and angles.I worked all around the school, using natural light to make the images stronger.3x3 allows you to shoot far distances and low distances or high distances and super close up.

Rule of Thirds Second Post

This post is another post about Rule of Thirds but instead of smaller scale things, these images are bigger scale and using the idea of 2/3's/1/3.

Rule of Thirds

Here is my rule of thirds post. Some of these images are in black and white, and some of theme in the antique effect because I felt that the color in the image makes it better, and keeps it together. Like in the fifth image, the green trees in the background separate the foreground and background.

Blast from the Past: High School

Here is the last post for this project. This has to do with high school, so around right now. I travel a lot of places, like London, Hawaii and San Diego over the summer. I got more electronics in high school, like a laptop, iphone and I got a dog. 

Blast from the Past: Middle School

 When I was in middle school, I started traveling a lot with my family.  I travelled to Paris, France and San Miguel, Mexico, New York and Boston. I love traveling to different places around the world, whether it be the east coast or out of this country. I also started to become more serious about horse back riding, and starting going to horse shows and competing.

A Blast from the Past: Late Childhood

This is another "blast from the past" post. These images focus on late childhood, the period before middle school. These are some of the things I remember from this time, such as board games, tv shows, movies and books.

A Blast from the Past: Early Childhood

The images below reflect my early childhood, and what I remember most. I watched a lot of tv and movies, watching them over and over never getting tired of them. This activity brings back lots of memories from when I was little, it is fun to look back and remember things that I forgotten over time.